The slow sales of its flagship aircraft have compelled Airbus to go back to the drawing board. The results are just appearing: the new aircraft has landed in Le Bourget, with stickers to hide the most important novelties.
The new aircraft will be called A380plus. On the outside, the most notable difference will be some kind of split Scimitar winglets, giving the plane improved aerodynamics.
Airbus has already unveiled some preliminary date:
Airbus also claims to have optimised the maintenance process, providing additional savings.
We shall thus anxiously wait for the official presentation, probably on 19 June at the Paris Air Show.
This post was published on 18 June 2017 18:00
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